Davao Food Appreciation Tour Day 3 organized by DavaoFoodTrip.org. We had a tour and feast at Eden Nature Park and also tried out the SkyRider at Eden Fields after lunch.
Duration : 0:5:8
Davao Food Appreciation Tour Day 3 organized by DavaoFoodTrip.org. We had a tour and feast at Eden Nature Park and also tried out the SkyRider at Eden Fields after lunch.
Duration : 0:5:8
Davao Food Appreciation Tour Day 3 organized by DavaoFoodTrip.org. We had a tour and feast at Eden Nature Park and also tried out the SkyRider at Eden Fields after lunch.
Duration : 0:5:8
Lost Eden, a Strategy/ Point and Click hybrid game from the now defunct Cryo studios, is one of the most fondly remembered PC games of my childhood. This is partly due to the smooth, moving 3d graphics, which for the time (I was like, 4-5?) were pretty incredible stuff, as well as the art direction and story.
One of the things that always stuck out the most in my mind though, was the brilliant soundtrack by composer Stéphane Picq. The soundtrack was so well regarded in fact, that it was released on CD after the game’s release, despite the game’s relative obscurity.
I thought I would make the Lost Eden soundtrack available on Youtube in tribute to this much overlooked title.
Download Link: http://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/lost-eden-original-soundtrack
Lost Eden is © Avalon Interactive
Duration : 0:4:0
On a People to People trip to Japan in 2009, we noticed some odd behaviors performed by the one we call Eden, so being smart, we documented it for future evidence.. The film was ‘lost’ however and was thought to have been destroyed because it melted your eyes when you watched it. But after many years the tape was finally found and released to the public.
So here it is, what lots of people were waiting for.
OH! and if you were on the trip with me then the last few minutes after Eden are pretty special 
Duration : 0:7:1
On a People to People trip to Japan in 2009, we noticed some odd behaviors performed by the one we call Eden, so being smart, we documented it for future evidence.. The film was ‘lost’ however and was thought to have been destroyed because it melted your eyes when you watched it. But after many years the tape was finally found and released to the public.
So here it is, what lots of people were waiting for.
OH! and if you were on the trip with me then the last few minutes after Eden are pretty special
Duration : 0:7:1
Lost Eden, a Strategy/ Point and Click hybrid game from the now defunct Cryo studios, is one of the most fondly remembered PC games of my childhood. This is partly due to the smooth, moving 3d graphics, which for the time (I was like, 4-5?) were pretty incredible stuff, as well as the art direction and story.
One of the things that always stuck out the most in my mind though, was the brilliant soundtrack by composer Stéphane Picq. The soundtrack was so well regarded in fact, that it was released on CD after the game’s release, despite the game’s relative obscurity.
I thought I would make the Lost Eden soundtrack available on Youtube in tribute to this much overlooked title.
Download Link: http://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/lost-eden-original-soundtrack
Lost Eden is © Avalon Interactive
Duration : 0:4:0
On a People to People trip to Japan in 2009, we noticed some odd behaviors performed by the one we call Eden, so being smart, we documented it for future evidence.. The film was ‘lost’ however and was thought to have been destroyed because it melted your eyes when you watched it. But after many years the tape was finally found and released to the public.
So here it is, what lots of people were waiting for.
OH! and if you were on the trip with me then the last few minutes after Eden are pretty special
Duration : 0:7:1
Part four of the 1995 point-and-click adventure Lost Eden, produced by Cryo Interactive.
After arriving in Chamaar, you meet the natives, who inform you of the current situation. Seeking out the help of the Brontosaurus, you begin to build a small fortress. After achieving this feat, you proceed to the valley of Uluru.
Recorded in DosBox, somewhat sloppily edited in Cyberlink PowerDirector. I had to record the video in 4-5 minute portions, or the sound would start crackling for some odd reason. :S
Duration : 0:7:37
Part four of the 1995 point-and-click adventure Lost Eden, produced by Cryo Interactive.
After arriving in Chamaar, you meet the natives, who inform you of the current situation. Seeking out the help of the Brontosaurus, you begin to build a small fortress. After achieving this feat, you proceed to the valley of Uluru.
Recorded in DosBox, somewhat sloppily edited in Cyberlink PowerDirector. I had to record the video in 4-5 minute portions, or the sound would start crackling for some odd reason. :S
Duration : 0:7:37